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The best glass for the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is the Spigen Glas.tR EZ Fit Pro HD (79 PLN), a 9H+ tempered glass with an application frame that sticks it perfectly straight. For budget-conscious users, the best choice is the Bizon Glass Clear (25 PLN), and among films, the original is the Samsung Anti-reflecting Film (129 PLN). It’s also worth adding a camera cover, e.g., the Spigen Optik Pro (75 PLN).

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 debuted at the official launch and immediately became one of the most expensive smartphones on the market. This is a device that practically begs for solid screen protection. A scratch on the outer screen or a cracked lens costs many times more to repair than a decent piece of glass.

In this guide, we have clearly gathered the best tempered glasses, films, and camera covers for the Galaxy Z Fold 8 available at homescreen.pl, categorized by brands, prices, and real photos. We also explain the most important rule of protecting the foldable: which screen can have glass applied and which one never should.

Note: this guide pertains to the standard Galaxy Z Fold 8. If you have the larger variant, choose glass from the dedicated category for Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, as the screen dimensions differ.

Ranking of glasses for the Galaxy Z Fold 8

All models can be found in one accessories category for Galaxy Z Fold 8, next to cases and camera covers. Check availability, as the best 2-pack sets sell out quickly.

Which screen on Z Fold 8 to protect with glass and which with film

Galaxy Z Fold 8 has two screens and that changes the rules of the game. Before you buy a protection, remember one thing:

• External screen (cover): this is a rigid, flat panel. Here you apply classic tempered glass. This is the screen that gets the most scratches because you use it with the phone closed.
• Internal screen (foldable): never apply tempered glass on it. The rigid panel will crack at the fold and may damage the display. Protect the internal screen only with a flexible film.

Samsung applies a factory film to the internal screen during production. When it wears out, replace it with a dedicated film for foldables, not glass. The tempered glasses in this ranking are intended for the external screen.

What else to pay attention to when choosing glass for the Galaxy Z Fold 8:

• Hardness 9H: a standard that protects against keys and sand in your pocket. All glasses in the ranking have it (Samsung film is a separate category of protection).
• Application frame (EZ Fit / Easy Slide): allows you to stick the glass perfectly straight, without bubbles. It saves nerves with the narrow screen of the foldable.
• Oleophobic coating: reduces fingerprints and makes cleaning easier.
• 2-pack set: two glasses for the price of one is a backup in case of a failed application or breakage.
• Color frame: the version with a black frame masks the edges of the screen and better conceals minor mismatches.

For a quick comparison of the most important models:

Spigen: the best tempered glass for Z Fold 8

Spigen is the number one brand when it comes to screen protection. For the Galaxy Z Fold 8, it has prepared glass with a proprietary application system that solves the biggest problem of foldables, which is uneven adhesion.

1. Spigen Glas.tR EZ Fit Pro HD (79 zł)

Our choice. Spigen Glas.tR EZ Fit Pro HD is glass with AluminaCore technology, a hardness of 9H+, and a crystal-clear surface with no touch delays. The biggest advantage is the EZ Fit Pro frame: you place it on the external screen, lower the glass, and it is perfectly centered, without air bubbles.

The set includes two glasses and two applicators, so the second attempt costs nothing. For 79 PLN, you get the most refined product in the lineup, an unequivocal leader for those who value secure installation and the highest quality surface.

Tip: The tempered glass protects the external screen, but the phone tends to slip from your hand. Pair it with a case for Galaxy Z Fold 8. Full protection costs less than a single repair.

Ringke: solid glass with Easy Slide system

Ringke is a proven accessory brand that focuses on easy installation at a reasonable price. Its offering is a natural competitor to Spigen for those on a budget.

2. Ringke Cover Display Easy Slide (55 zł)

Ringke Cover Display Easy Slide is a 9H tempered glass with a three-layer structure (oleophobic coating, glass, AB layer) with an Easy Slide installation frame. The manufacturer has smoothed the edges to ensure the glass blends nicely with the external screen.

The package includes two pieces and installation accessories. At 55 zł, it’s a great compromise: almost as easy to apply as Spigen’s, but at a lower price. A good choice if you don’t want to pay extra for a top brand.

Samsung: original anti-reflective film

If you care about originality and prefer film over glass, choose Samsung’s accessory. It’s the only option that focuses on reducing reflections rather than maximum hardness.

3. Samsung Anti-reflecting Film (129 zł)

Samsung Anti-reflecting Film is an original film that protects the screen from scratches and significantly reduces glare. It performs well in sunlight and under artificial light, where the glossy glass surface can strain the eyes.

It is the most expensive option in the comparison (129 PLN for a two-pack), but as a film, it is thinner and more flexible than glass. Choose it if you care about a matte, anti-reflective finish and an original Samsung product.

Bizon: the cheapest screen protection

Bizon is a budget brand that offers decent protection for a fraction of the price of top glasses. For the Z Fold 8, it has two versions: classic transparent and with a black frame.

4. Bizon Glass Clear (25 PLN)

Bizon Glass Clear is the cheapest tempered glass in the comparison. It has a hardness of 9H, a thickness of 0.33 mm, and an oleophobic coating, and the package includes a complete installation set: cloths, positioning stickers, and a dust absorber.

For 25 PLN, you get solid, transparent protection for the external screen. This is proof that good glass doesn’t have to cost a fortune, especially when you care about a discreet, fully transparent finish.

5. Bizon Glass Edge, black frame (25 PLN)

Bizon Glass Edge has the same hardness of 9H and thickness of 0.33 mm, but with a black frame and 4D rounded edges. The frame conceals the edges of the screen and makes the glass blend better with the black phone case.

Choose it instead of the Clear version if you prefer the edge of the glass to be invisible, and minor misalignments during installation to be less noticeable. The price is the same: 25 PLN.

Camera covers for Galaxy Z Fold 8

The protruding camera module is the second element that gets damaged most often when you lay the phone lens down. A separate camera cover protects the lens glass from scratches and cracks, and costs a fraction of the repair price for the module.

Spigen Optik Pro Glas.tR EZ Fit AC (75 PLN)

Spigen Optik Pro Glas.tR EZ Fit AC is the best camera cover in the ranking. The glass with AluminaCore technology has a hardness of 9H+, and the maximum light transmission ensures that photos retain their original quality. The application frame, like with screen glass, guarantees precise mounting on the lenses.

Ringke Camera Frame (49 PLN)

Ringke Camera Frame combines 9H glass with an aluminum frame that additionally protects the edges of the module. The black print at the edges reduces reflections, and the design is low enough to work with most cases. A reasonable balance between price and quality.

Bizon Glass Lens (25 zł)

Bizon Glass Lens is the cheapest camera protection (25 zł for a two-pack). Precisely cut glasses with an oleophobic coating protect the lenses from scratches, maintain color temperature, and reduce glare when taking photos with a flash. The best price-to-quality ratio.

Which glass to choose for Galaxy Z Fold 8?

The choice depends on what you value the most:

• Best overall: Spigen Glas.tR EZ Fit Pro HD (79 PLN) for secure installation with a frame and the highest quality glass.
• Cheapest, transparent: Bizon Glass Clear (25 PLN).
• With a black frame: Bizon Glass Edge (25 PLN), if you prefer hidden edges.
• Convenient installation at a lower price: Ringke Cover Display Easy Slide (55 PLN).
• Original and less glare: Samsung Anti-reflecting Film (129 PLN).
• Camera cover: Spigen Optik Pro (75 PLN) at the top, Bizon Glass Lens (25 PLN) for the budget-conscious.

Conclusion: For most users, the best glass for the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is the Spigen Glas.tR EZ Fit Pro HD. The application frame eliminates uneven adhesion, and the two-pack provides a spare. If budget is a concern, the Bizon Glass Clear for 25 PLN protects the outer screen just as effectively. Just remember to leave the inner screen under the film, never under glass.

Don’t forget about the case and charging

Glass and camera protection are essential, but full protection for the foldable device comes from a case that secures the hinge and corners. In the accessories category for the Galaxy Z Fold 8, you will find cases, glass, and camera protectors all in one place, and in the Galaxy Z Fold section, accessories for other Samsung foldables.

For longer outings, a wireless charger or a power bank will also come in handy. The foldable with a large screen quickly drains the battery with intensive use.

You can order everything with free delivery from 100 PLN and shipping via InPost. Home Screen has a 99.8% positive rating on Allegro and 4.9/5 on Google, so you can shop confidently and quickly.

FAQ: frequently asked questions

What is the best glass for the Galaxy Z Fold 8?

The best overall is Spigen Glas.tR EZ Fit Pro HD (79 PLN), a 9H+ tempered glass with an application frame that adheres it perfectly straight. For those on a budget, we recommend Bizon Glass Clear (25 PLN).

Can tempered glass be applied to the inner screen of the Z Fold 8?

No. Protect the inner screen (foldable) only with a flexible film. Rigid tempered glass will break at the fold and may damage the panel. Only apply glass to the flat outer screen.

Which is better: tempered glass or film?

For the external screen, tempered glass is better because it is harder and more pleasant to the touch. A film (e.g., Samsung Anti-reflecting) works well where you care about reducing glare or on the internal screen where glass cannot be used.

What is better: hybrid glass or tempered glass?

For the external screen of the Z Fold 8, tempered glass is better because it is harder (9H) and more resistant to scratches. Hybrid glass can be thinner and harder to break, but it offers less protection against scratches. Do not apply either of them to the internal screen; only soft film is allowed there.

How much does glass for the Galaxy Z Fold 8 cost?

Prices start at 25 PLN for Bizon Glass Clear and go up to 129 PLN for the original Samsung Anti-reflecting Film. Spigen glass with an application frame costs 79 PLN, while Ringke costs 55 PLN. Camera covers range from 25 to 75 PLN.

Is it worth buying a camera cover for the Z Fold 8?

Yes. The protruding camera module often gets damaged when you lay the phone down with the lenses facing down. A cover costing 25 to 75 PLN protects the lenses from scratches and breakage, while repairing the module costs many times more.

Does glass with a black frame fit the Z Fold 8?

Yes. The version with a black frame, like Bizon Glass Edge, masks the edges of the screen and better matches the black casing. The protection is the same as in the transparent version; it only differs in the appearance of the edges.

Galaxy Unpacked 2026 will take place on July 22, 2026, in London. Samsung will showcase three foldables — Galaxy Z Fold 8, the new Z Fold 8 Ultra, and Z Flip 8 — as well as two watches: Galaxy Watch 9 and Watch Ultra 2. Additionally, probably the first smart glasses, Galaxy Glasses. The conference slogan is “A New Shape Unfolds,” which heralds the biggest change in the shape of foldable phones in years.

The summer Samsung Unpacked 2026 is traditionally the premiere of foldables and smartwatches from the Korean manufacturer. However, this year is different than usual: the manufacturer is organizing the event in London for the first time and is splitting the Fold line into two models for the first time. Below we have gathered everything that is known today — the date, time, full list of premieres, specifications from leaks, and expected prices in Europe and Poland. Some of the data is unofficial leaks, so treat every number as highly probable, not confirmed.

When and where will Galaxy Unpacked 2026 take place?

The Galaxy Unpacked conference will take place on July 22, 2026, at 3:00 PM Polish time (2:00 PM BST in London, 9:00 AM Eastern Time USA). Samsung is organizing the summer Unpacked in London for the first time, moving away from the previous pattern with Korea and New York.

You can watch the live broadcast for free on Samsung’s official YouTube channel and on the website news.samsung.com. The invitation with the theme “A New Shape Unfolds” features a ticket that unfolds into a box with the Galaxy AI logo — a clear hint at the new, broader foldable format and a strong emphasis on artificial intelligence.

Note: The date and time are confirmed by Samsung’s official invitation. However, the specifications and prices of individual devices come from leaks from reputable tech publications and may differ from the final ones. Complete details will only be revealed during the conference.

Announcement on the largest 3D LED screen in Europe

The conference was preceded by a strong Polish accent. Since July 8, 2026, the invitation to Galaxy Unpacked has been displayed in the center of Warsaw on the Warsaw STAGE — the largest 3D LED screen in Europe (owned by Screen Network). The screen creates a three-dimensional depth effect, where graphic elements seem to extend beyond its surface.

The campaign was prepared by Samsung Poland in collaboration with the agency VML (creative concept) and the studio Platige (3D realization). The conference itself will take place in London — on July 22, with a broadcast at 3:00 PM Polish time. This is the official announcement from the manufacturer, not a leak.

What will Samsung show at Unpacked 2026? Full list of premieres

This year’s Unpacked is exceptionally rich. Instead of one foldable flagship, Samsung is expected to showcase three phones and two watches at once. Here’s a summary of the most important premieres along with the expected starting price and key change.

Prices in PLN are estimates based on European leaks and the euro exchange rate — the official Polish price list will be released on the day of the premiere. Below we break down each device into its components.

Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Fold 8 Ultra — new shape of the foldable

The biggest novelty this year is the division of the Fold line into two variants. This is the first such situation in the history of the series.

Galaxy Z Fold 8 is set to receive a completely new, wider, and shorter format — closer to the proportions of a passport than the previously tall foldable. This is what the slogan “A New Shape Unfolds” refers to. When unfolded, it resembles an almost square tablet, more comfortable for reading and multitasking. It will be powered by Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, with 12 GB of RAM and storage up to 1 TB.

Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, on the other hand, is a classic, tall flagship in its most powerful version. It is set to take on the role of an uncompromising foldable: according to leaks, it will feature a main camera of 200 MP, a telephoto lens with optical zoom, and top-tier performance. Both models will utilize the new Flex Titanium display technology, in which titanium elements are embedded directly into the panel’s structure — this is expected to significantly reduce the visibility of the screen’s crease.

More details about both foldables, their displays, and cameras are described in a separate article: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 — specifications, price, and release. Cases and glass for both models can be found in the categories Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra.

Tip: If you care about optical zoom and the best camera, aim for the Z Fold 8 Ultra. The standard Z Fold 8 is a suggestion for those who want a more comfortable, wider screen for multitasking and media — not necessarily at the expense of photography.

Galaxy Z Flip 8 — the same form, new interior

The Galaxy Z Flip 8 is the most conservative launch of the day. From the outside, it is expected to be almost indistinguishable from its predecessor: 6.9-inch main display 120 Hz and 4.1-inch external display remain unchanged. The changes are hidden inside.

The most important change is the new processor. In Europe, the Flip 8 will be powered by a 10-core Exynos 2600 (about 28% faster in processor tasks than its predecessor), while in the USA and some markets — Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. Additionally, there is finally 45 W charging instead of the previous 25 W, with a 4,300 mAh battery. The cameras remain the same: 50 MP main with stabilization, 12 MP ultra-wide, and 10 MP for selfies.

Some leaks suggest that this may be the last classic “flip” from Samsung — the manufacturer is considering ending the Flip line. If true, the eighth generation will gain the status of a model that closes a certain chapter. Look for flip accessories in the Galaxy Z Flip 8 category.

Galaxy Watch 9 — end of the Classic version

The Galaxy Watch 9 is expected to be a calm evolution, but with one loud change: Samsung is set to abandon the Classic version with a physical, rotating bezel. This has distinguished the more expensive variant for years. The watch retains two case sizes — 40 and 44 mm — and the battery is expected to grow by about 23%, which will translate to noticeably longer battery life.

The processor remains a point of contention. Some sources mention the proven Exynos W1000, while others refer to the new Snapdragon Wear Elite. The characteristic rotating ring is also disappearing, so fans of the classic look will have to reach for older models or the Ultra line.

Everything we know about the watch has been gathered in the article Galaxy Watch 9 — what we know before the premiere. You can find straps for the new model in the watch straps category, and glasses and cases in the Galaxy Watch accessories section.

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 — 3 nm, 800 mAh battery, and 5G

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is Samsung’s most powerful watch and this year’s favorite among sports fans. The second generation focuses on what was lacking in the first — primarily battery life. Three changes make the biggest difference.

• New 3 nm processor — the Snapdragon Wear Elite chip is expected to increase performance and reduce power consumption, especially in AI functions.
• 800 mAh battery — an increase of about 35% compared to 590 mAh in the first Ultra. This means a realistically longer usage time on a single charge.
• 5G — Watch Ultra 2 is set to be Samsung’s first smartwatch with a 5G modem, although in Europe, including Poland, we will receive 4G/LTE variants.

The rest of the construction is checked: a 47 mm titanium case, a bright AMOLED screen, and a programmable Quick Button. This is a watch for runners, divers, and those who need equipment resistant to extreme conditions. You can find the full specification in the text Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 — specification, price, and release date, and accessories in the category Galaxy Watch Ultra.

Galaxy Glasses and Galaxy AI — what else will Samsung show?

In addition to foldables and watches, Samsung is expected to present Galaxy Glasses — its first smart glasses. They are set to operate under Android XR with the Gemini assistant and aim to compete with Meta’s glasses and the upcoming Apple hardware. This is still information from leaks, so the premiere at Unpacked is not certain.

The theme tying the entire conference together is Galaxy AI. Artificial intelligence is set to be the main selling point of the new devices — from real-time translations, through camera features, to health assistants in watches. “A New Shape Unfolds” is not only a new shape for the Fold but also a promise of stronger AI integration throughout the ecosystem.

Galaxy Unpacked 2026 — prices in Europe and Poland

The most talked-about topic in the leaks is the prices, as almost the entire lineup is expected to increase in cost. The table below collects the expected starting prices in euros along with an approximate conversion to Polish zlotys.

It is worth paying attention to the nuances. The standard Z Fold 8 starts at the same level as its predecessor, while the Z Fold 8 Ultra costs about 200 euros more than the base model. The Z Flip 8 also increases by approximately 100 euros compared to its predecessor, despite having nearly identical specifications. The watches are also expected to be more expensive by several dozen euros compared to their predecessors. In Poland, a price increase of around 100 euros will approximately translate to 400–450 zł.

Note: All the above amounts are leaks, not the official price list. Final prices in zlotys and details of the Polish pre-sale will be provided by Samsung only on July 22. Pre-sales usually start on the day of the conference, with retail sales beginning 1–2 weeks later.

Accessories to start — what to prepare before the premiere

New devices will hit stores along with a wave of accessories: cases, tempered glass, and straps. If you plan to purchase one of the models, it’s worth considering screen protection and a case right away. Dedicated categories for each of the new models are already ready in the store — you can find them in the release table above and in the sections for each device.

• Folds: Galaxy Z Fold 8 accessories/ Z Fold 8 Ultra and Galaxy Z Flip 8.
• Watches: watch straps and other accessories for the Galaxy Watch series.

It’s a good time to monitor availability — accessories for the folds are already available at homescreen.pl

Summary — is it worth waiting for Unpacked 2026?

Galaxy Unpacked 2026 promises to be one of the more interesting events of the year: the new, wider Galaxy Z Fold 8, the flagship Z Fold 8 Ultra with a 200 MP camera, the refined Z Flip 8, and refreshed Watch 9 and Watch Ultra 2. If you’re considering purchasing a Samsung foldable or smartwatch, wait until July 22 — we will then learn the official prices and full specifications. Follow the categories Galaxy Z Fold folds and Galaxy Z Flip at homescreen.pl to prepare for the premiere.

FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions about Galaxy Unpacked 2026

When will Galaxy Unpacked 2026 take place?
The conference is scheduled for July 22, 2026, at 3:00 PM Polish time. Samsung is organizing it for the first time in London.

Where to watch the Unpacked 2026 live stream?
You can find the live stream for free on Samsung’s official YouTube channel and on the website news.samsung.com.

What devices will Samsung showcase?
Three foldables are expected — Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Ultra, and Z Flip 8 — as well as two watches: Galaxy Watch 9 and Watch Ultra 2. Smart glasses Galaxy Glasses are also likely to debut.

What is the difference between Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Fold 8 Ultra?
Z Fold 8 features a new, wider, and shorter screen format with a 50 MP camera. Z Fold 8 Ultra is a classic, tall flagship with a 200 MP camera, telephoto lens, and a higher price.

How much will the new devices cost in Poland?
According to leaks, the starting prices are around 8,600 PLN for Z Fold 8, 9,500 PLN for Z Fold 8 Ultra, 5,600 PLN for Z Flip 8, 1,755 PLN for Watch 9, and 3,210 PLN for Watch Ultra 2. These are estimates — the official pricing will be revealed on the day of the premiere.

Is Galaxy Z Flip 8 the last flip phone from Samsung?
Some leaks suggest that Samsung may end the Flip line, so the eighth generation is described as a possible farewell to the classic flip format. Samsung has not confirmed this.

Motorola Razr 70 Ultra is the more powerful device: larger and brighter screen (7.0″, 165 Hz, 5000 nits), more efficient Snapdragon 8 Elite, 5000 mAh battery, and 68 W charging. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 offers a lighter design (188 g), a more mature One UI 8, and up to 7 years of updates. Choose Razr if performance, battery, and charging speed matter to you. Opt for Flip 7 if you value the Samsung ecosystem and the longest support on the market.

Both flip phones target the same customer: you want a compact phone that fits in a small pocket but unfolds to provide a full-sized screen. The differences lie in the details — and these can sway your choice in everyday use. Below, we break down both models into their components — screens, performance, cameras, battery, software, and price — and suggest which one to choose for yourself.

Motorola Razr 70 Ultra vs Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 — comparison table

The table already shows the balance of power: Razr wins in hardware parameters (display, processor, battery, charging), while Flip 7 defends itself with weight, software, and support duration. Now for the details.

Screens — Razr focuses on brightness and fluidity

The biggest difference is the screens. The Motorola Razr 70 Ultra has a 7.0-inch internal AMOLED with a refresh rate of 165 Hz and a peak brightness of 5000 nits. These are some of the best parameters among foldables, also compared to classic flagships. The 4.0-inch external screen also refreshes at 165 Hz and reaches 3000 nits, so you can handle almost everything from it without unfolding the phone.

The Galaxy Z Flip 7 received a 6.9-inch internal panel at 120 Hz and a new, “edge-to-edge” external screen of 4.1 inches. These are very good displays, but on paper they fall short of Motorola in brightness and fluidity. In practice, not everyone will notice the difference between 120 vs 165 Hz, however, the brightness of 5000 vs 2600 nits is noticeable in full sunlight.

Conclusion: For watching content and using in the sun, the Razr 70 Ultra is better. The Flip 7 makes up for it with a well-crafted external screen and apps that work on the cover.

Regardless of the choice, it is worth protecting the flexible screen of the foldable from day one with a dedicated film — rigid tempered glass does not work well on a bending panel.

External Screen — Phone Operation Without Unfolding

In flip phones, everyday convenience is determined by the external screen, as you respond to messages, check notifications, and take photos with the main camera from it. The Motorola Razr 70 Ultra features a 4.0-inch cover with a refresh rate of 165 Hz and a brightness of 3000 nits, on which you can run practically any Android application.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 has opted for a new 4.1-inch panel, more tightly surrounding the camera module, with refined widgets and quick access to Galaxy AI. Samsung has been developing this interface for several generations, so it is more organized, although it by default limits the launching of full applications. Motorola offers more freedom in this regard, while Samsung provides more consistency.

Performance — Snapdragon 8 Elite vs. Exynos 2500

The Motorola Razr 70 Ultra uses the Snapdragon 8 Elite, Qualcomm’s top chip built on a 3 nm process. It is the most powerful processor to hit a foldable flip phone, with plenty of power for gaming and years of use.

Galaxy Z Flip 7 is powered by the proprietary Samsung Exynos 2500, also at 3 nm. It is fast and energy-efficient, but in performance tests and under load, it usually falls behind the Snapdragon 8 Elite, especially in gaming and maintaining long-term performance. For everyday tasks, social media, and photography, both chips are more than sufficient.

Both phones have 12 GB of RAM (the Razr also comes in a 16 GB variant) and 512 GB of storage, with no card slot. The Flip 7 offers a cheaper 256 GB variant for those who find that capacity sufficient.

Cameras — Motorola adds a 50 MP ultra-wide

On paper, the cameras look similar: both phones have a main 50 MP sensor with optical stabilization. The difference lies in the second lens. The Razr 70 Ultra has a 50 MP ultra-wide camera, while the Flip 7 opts for 12 MP. This translates to more details on the Motorola side in wide-angle and macro photos.

Additionally, there is the front camera: 50 MP in the Razr versus 10 MP in the Flip 7. In practice, however, selfies from both flip phones are most often taken with the main camera, using the external screen as a viewfinder, where software matters more than the number of megapixels.

Samsung has had an advantage in image processing and color consistency between lenses for years, and One UI offers a rich Pro mode and AI tools. Motorola makes up for it with hardware and collaboration with Pantone for color reproduction. It’s a close battle: more “raw” hardware is provided by the Razr, while more mature camera software comes from Samsung.

Tip: The protruding camera module on flip phones can easily get scratched when closing. A separate lens protector costs a few zlotys and saves blurry photos.

Battery and charging — a clear advantage for Razr

Here Motorola clearly wins. The Razr 70 Ultra has a 5000 mAh battery, 68 W wired charging, and 30 W wireless charging. The Galaxy Z Flip 7 has 4300 mAh, 25 W wired, and 15 W wireless.

The difference is real: the larger battery in Motorola means longer usage time, and over twice as fast wired charging (68 vs 25 W) significantly shortens the full charging time — the Razr replenishes its battery much faster than the Flip 7. For many people, this is a decisive argument — foldables inherently have less space for batteries, so every additional mAh and watt of power counts.

Samsung explains the lower specifications by emphasizing the slimness and longevity of the battery, but in the everyday “from morning to evening” scenario, the Razr offers more peace of mind. Both flip phones can be charged with a universal GaN charger with USB Power Delivery, and it’s worth choosing a model with at least 30 W of power.

Design, weight, and durability

Both phones have an IP48 certification, meaning they are resistant to dust and immersion up to 1.5 m for 30 minutes, but without full dust protection like classic flagship models with IP68. This is still a significant advancement for foldables.

The Galaxy Z Flip 7 is lighter (188 g) and slimmer when folded, which is noticeable in the pocket. The Motorola weighs 199 g but tempts with materials: Alcantara finish and natural wood veneer in the Cocoa version. It’s one of the most distinctive designs on the market.

The hinge in both models is refined and allows the screen to be held at any angle (the “flex” mode). Samsung has been perfecting the mechanism for years and minimizing the crease in the middle of the screen; Motorola compensates with a flat fold without a gap.

Conclusion: Flip 7 wins in terms of agility and weight, Razr 70 Ultra — in character and materials. It’s an aesthetic choice as much as a technical one.

Software and updates — Samsung’s advantage

The biggest advantage of the Galaxy Z Flip 7 is support. Samsung promises 7 years of system and security updates and the One UI 8 overlay with an extensive Galaxy AI package. This means a phone that stays current for most of the decade and a realistically higher resale value.

Motorola opts for a clean, lightweight Hello UI interface with Moto AI features and convenient external screen handling. Drawbacks? Shorter update support than Samsung — if you plan to keep the phone for 5–6 years, that’s a significant downside.

The ecosystem also favors Samsung: integration with Galaxy Watch, Buds, tablets, and DeX services is more complete. Motorola offers a simpler, but very intuitive environment and fewer unnecessary applications (so-called bloatware).

Price — what you get for your money

The Motorola Razr 70 Ultra is sold in Poland in the configuration 16/512 GB at a retail price of 5999 PLN, although during promotions and from operators, it goes down to around 5000 PLN. There is also a global variant of 12/512 GB.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 has been on the market since July 2025, so its prices have clearly dropped. The 12/256 GB variant can be purchased today for around 3600–4300 PLN, and the 12/512 GB for about 4100–4500 PLN (the retail price for 256 GB is 4299 PLN).

This significantly changes the equation: at a similar price point, the Flip 7 is currently 1000–2000 PLN cheaper than the Razr 70 Ultra. You buy the Samsung for a lower price, longer support, and a lighter design, while the Motorola offers the strongest hardware (screen, processor, battery, charging) — but at an additional cost. It’s worth checking prices regularly, as foldables are often subject to promotions and trade-in offers.

Which foldable to choose: Motorola Razr 70 Ultra or Galaxy Z Flip 7?

There is no single winner — it all depends on your priorities.

• Choose Motorola Razr 70 Ultra if: you want the most powerful flip phone, the brightest and smoothest display, the largest battery, and the fastest charging, and you like the design with Alcantara or wood.
• Choose Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 if: you want a lower price (today ~3600–4300 PLN), value lightness and slimness, need 7 years of updates, and are in the Samsung ecosystem (watch, headphones, mature One UI, and Galaxy AI).
• Tie if: you mainly take photos with the main camera and use the external screen — both models will perform excellently, and you will make your decision based on design and price.

Regardless of your choice, the flip phone is a delicate construction with a flexible screen and hinge — a case and screen protector are not a luxury here, but a necessity. Accessories for both models can be found in the categories Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Motorola Razr at homescreen.pl.

Summary

Motorola Razr 70 Ultra and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 are currently the two most interesting flip phones on the market, but with different characters. The main conclusions:

• Hardware: Razr 70 Ultra wins with its display (7.0″, 165 Hz, 5000 nits), processor (Snapdragon 8 Elite), battery (5000 mAh), and charging (68 W).
• Longevity: Galaxy Z Flip 7 offers 7 years of updates, a lighter design (188 g), and a mature Samsung ecosystem.
• Cameras: balanced — Razr adds an ultra-wide 50 MP, Samsung has better photography software.
• Price: Galaxy Z Flip 7 is clearly cheaper today (~3600–4300 PLN) and has longer support; Razr 70 Ultra is the most powerful device, but at a premium (~5000–5999 PLN).

When choosing either model, think about protection right away — cases and films for Galaxy Z Flip 7 and accessories for Motorola Razr are readily available at homescreen.pl. Free shipping on orders over 100 PLN, InPost, and shipping within 24 hours.

FAQ — frequently asked questions about Razr 70 Ultra and Z Flip 7

Which phone is better: Razr 70 Ultra or Z Flip 7?

It depends on your priorities. Razr 70 Ultra is better in terms of hardware — it has a brighter and faster screen, a more powerful processor, a larger battery, and faster charging. Z Flip 7 wins in terms of lightness, 7 years of updates, and the Samsung ecosystem.

Which has a better screen?

Motorola Razr 70 Ultra. Its internal screen is 7.0 inches, 165 Hz, and peaks at 5000 nits brightness, while Galaxy Z Flip 7 offers 6.9 inches and 120 Hz. Samsung’s external screen, however, is very well optimized software-wise.

Which one gets updates longer?

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 — with a guarantee of 7 years of system and security updates. Motorola offers shorter support, which is worth considering if you plan to use the phone for many years.

Are both phones waterproof?

Both have an IP48 rating, are resistant to immersion in water up to 1.5 m for 30 minutes, but do not have full dust protection like flagships with IP68. Protect them from sand and particles that may get into the hinge.

Which flip phone has a better battery?

Razr 70 Ultra — has a 5000 mAh battery and 68 W charging (wired) and 30 W (wireless). Galaxy Z Flip 7 has 4300 mAh and 25 W and 15 W, so it charges noticeably slower.

What accessories are worth buying for a foldable phone?

First of all, a case that protects the hinge and frame, as well as a film for the flexible inner screen (not tempered glass). Screen protection for the outer display and camera lenses will also be useful. You can find a full selection in the accessories categories for Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Motorola Razr at homescreen.pl.